After a long period of use, the ceramic tile floor becomes dirty, making the entire house appear unpleasant. Do you have a headache from not knowing how to remove those stains? The next post will show you how to swiftly and efficiently clean ceramic tiles.
How to renew ceramic tiles with old stains
Toothpaste is known as one of the effective ways to treat old stains on enamel surfaces.
- First, use a little toothpaste to clean the tile surface.
- Then mix baking soda and warm water in a 2:1 ratio,
- Then use a brush to scrub the stains on the tile surface.
For rough tile or marble surfaces, homeowners can replace vinegar with hydrogen peroxide to remove stains. Hydrogen peroxide is a milder acid than vinegar, so it will avoid abrading the tile surface.
Some other ways to clean ceramic tiles, wall tiles and floor tiles quickly
Using lime and hydrogen peroxide can be used to clean stains in the joints between tiles or on the surface of the tiles. In addition, in outdoor areas such as balconies, courtyards, and gardens, homeowners can also apply this method to clean.
Salt and water are used to clean water stains or old dirt on glossy enamel surfaces. However, for rough surfaces that are more difficult to clean, you can use salt and floor cleaner, soak for about 15 minutes and then use a soft cloth to wipe clean.
